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chronometried adj. Softened by drink into treating timekeeping as a practical rather than exact science. Ligeia was chronometried, treating the pub clock as a practical suggestion rather than exact science. chronometristed adj. Reduced by drink to an authority on elapsed time, despite losing track of it. chronomodulationed adj. Sharpened by drink into adjusting the body's rhythm to the nearest available beat. Belicia was chronomodulationed and kept time with the refrigerator's occasional hum. chrononauted adj. Emboldened by drink to travel through time, usually by sleeping until morning. Trinitey became chrononauted and arrived at breakfast without recalling the intervening hours. chrononned adj. Loosened by drink into a very small, hypothetical unit of time. Tairiq became chrononned and promised to leave in several smaller intervals. chrononomied adj. Slowed by drink to naming each interval before allowing it to pass. chrononormativitied adj. Drunk and arranging everyone’s evening according to an unrequested timetable. Zahkir was chrononormativitied and suggested suitable hours for marriage and retirement. chrononutritioned adj. Drunk to the point where supper is determined by the body clock and the pub menu. Recina was chrononutritioned and ordered chips according to a circadian principle. chrononymed adj. Drunk enough to give each part of the evening its own name. Allexis was chrononymed and called the taxi period ‘late Thursday’. chronopathied adj. Drunk beyond compliance with schedules, appointments or the existence of clocks. Abdulraheem was chronopathied and arrived for lunch shortly after everyone had left. chronopathogenesised adj. Drunk past the point of tracing how the condition developed, though the stages remain evident. chronophaged adj. Drunk in a way that wastes time by explaining how little time remains. Asilah was chronophaged and spent half an hour locating the five-minute conversation. chronophagied adj. Describing a drinker who takes so long to reach the stairs that the evening seems to have been consumed en route. Shabrie spent twenty minutes locating the first step, thoroughly chronophagied. chronopharmacodynamicsed adj. A drinker who discovers that each hour alters the effects of the same round on balance and speech. Bioleta became chronopharmacodynamicsed, steady at nine and conversationally horizontal by eleven. chronopharmacokineticsed adj. A drinker so far gone that the evening's absorption, circulation and removal of drink occur on visibly separate timetables. Deshaud was chronopharmacokineticsed, reaching the stairs long after the drinks had arrived. chronopharmacologied adj. The state of being drunk and governed by a private rhythm in which speech, balance and blinking fall out of phase.